The serratus anterior is ____ to the pectoral is major. a. superior b. superficial c. lateral d. inferior

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The serratus anterior is ____ to the pectoral is major.

a. superior
b. superficial
c. lateral
d. inferior

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the pectoralis major, the larger and more superficial (b), primates at the clavicle (collarbone)

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